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Song: The Scottish Emigrant’s Farewell by H M’D · (pm)
Song (“The Shadowy Wings of Night… ”) by Wm. L. Shoemaker · (pm)
The Song the Sixties Sang by Harlan Ellison · (ar)
The Song the Soldiers Sang by Alice Drayton Farnham · (ss)
Song (“The stars are in the Summer skies… ”) by Clarence May · (pm)
Song (“The stars are with the voyager”) by Thomas Hood · (pm)
The Song the Summer Evening Sings by I. J. Kapstein · (nv)
Song (“The sun, and the sea, and the wind”) by Robert Loveman · (pm)
Song (“The sun was shining on the hills”) by L. C. · (pm)
Song (“The very stars will rise and swing”) by Mary N. Prescott · (pm)
Song (“The weasel thieves in silver suit…”) by John Vance Cheney · (pm)
Song. The Wedding-Day by Edmund Clarence Stedman · (pm)
A Song (“They told me love, within the sun”) by [uncredited] · (pm)
The Song the Zombie Sang by Harlan Ellison · (ss)
The Song the Zombie Sang by Robert Silverberg · (ss)
A Song (“This, this was thy love to me—”) by Susan Hart Dyer · (pm)
Song (“Thou art fairer, Margaret… ”) by Wm. L. Shoemaker · (pm)
Song (“Though I should ask it, give me not your heart…”) by Adrian de Friston · (pm)
Song (“Though many a babbling burn be fair”) by William K. Hill · (pm)
Song (“Three little maidens they have slain”) by Jethro Bithell · (pm)
Song (“Three little maidens they have slain”) by Maurice Maeterlinck · (pm)
Song Through Wires by Jacqueline West · (pm)
The Song Thrush by Julian Hawthorne · (pm)
The Song Thrush by Clinton Scollard · (pm)
Song (“Thy voice, thy look, thy smile”) by Clinton Scollard · (pm)
Song-tide by Fred Whishaw · (ar)
Songtide by Eric Chilman · (pm)
Song-Time by Thomas Bailey Aldrich · (pm)
Song—Time’s Arabs by [uncredited] · (pm)
Song (“’Tis all in vain—I cannot now forget thee… ”) by Anne F. Law · (pm)
A Song (“’Tis not the murmuring voice of Spring…”) by Mary N. Prescott · (pm)
A Song (“’Tis not the murmuring voice of Spring…”) by [uncredited] · (pm)
Song (“’Tis sweet to hear the merry lark”) by Hartley Coleridge · (pm)
Song to a Babe by Marjorie Allen Seiffert · (pm)
Song to a Glove by Ben Jonson · (pm)
A Song to April by Grantland Rice · (pm)
Song to a Wood Nymph by W. Paul Ganley · (pm)
Song to a Wood Nymph by Walter Quednau · (pm)
Song to Be Sung After Labor Day by Phyllis McGinley · (pm)
Song to Be Sung at a Grave by Peter Warren · (pm)
Song to Be Sung Slowly in Early Spring by Frances M. Frost · (pm)
Song to Be Sung While Leaping by Robert Allen · (pm)
Song to Be Sung While Waiting for Tomorrow by Alyce Hamilton · (pm)
A Song to Brave Women by Alfred J. Waterhouse · (pm)
Song to Celia by Ben Jonson · (pm)
A Song to Charm the Beasts by Wendy Nikel · (ss)
Song to Chrysis by Aura Woodin Brantzell · (vi)
Song to Don Juan by Mary Carolyn Davies · (pm)
Song (“To dream, and then to sleep…”) by A. F. · (pm)
Song—To Geraldine by Britomarte · (pm)
A Song to Greet the Sun by Alaya Dawn Johnson · (ss)
A Song to Her by Frank Dempster Sherman · (??)
Song to Inez by Frank Freelove · (pm)
A Song to Keep Them Dancing by Terry Dowling · (ss)
A Song to Mithras by Rudyard Kipling · (pm)
Song to M’Lady by G. Sutton Breiding · (pm)
Song (“To-morrow, O my tender love, to-morrow,,,”) by Irene Putnam · (pm)
A Song to My Beloved by Herbert Müller Hopkins · (pm)
A Song to My Lady by Charles Albert Williams · (pm)
Song to Myriam Gray by Hector Pedro Blomberg · (pm)
Song to Myriam Gray by Thomas Sutherland · (pm)
Song to Oblivion by Clark Ashton Smith · (pm)
Song (“To rest! Yet not to steal away”) by William Struthers · (pm)
Song to Scoffers by Murray G. Breese · (pm)
A Song to SEA by Joyce Chng · (ed)
A Song to SEA by May Chong · (ed)
A Song to SEA by Jaymee Goh · (ed)
Song. To Sylvia by David Garrick · (pm)
Song to Symmetry by Avra Margariti · (pm)
A Song to the Business Man by John Nicholas · (pm)
A Song to Thee by “Marguerite” · (pm)
Song to the Luddites by Lord George Gordon Byron · (pm)
A Song to the Lute—for a Book of Airs by Austin Dobson · (??)
A Song to the Maskers by Robert Herrick · (pm)
Song to the Men of England by Percy Bysshe Shelley · (pm)
A Song to the Moon by Richard Bowes · (ss)
A Song to the Sangamon by C. R. Piety · (pm)
Song to the Sea by [uncredited] · (pm)
A Song to the Setting Sun by [uncredited] · (pm)
Song to the Siren: Lyrics by Jim Buckley and Larry Beckett by Iris Key · (ar)
A Song to the Sounding Sea by Mostyn T. Pigott · (pm)
A Song to the Wife of His Youth by Nathan Alterman · (pm)
A Song to the Wife of His Youth by Sholom J. Kahn · (pm)
Song to the Wind by Taliesin · (pm)
Song to the Wind: An Ode by a Sixth Century Welsh Bard by Taliesin · (pm)
Song to the Wind: An Ode by a Sixth Century Welsh Bard by [uncredited] · (pm)
Song to the Wind God, Translated from the Aztec epic “Song of Quetzalcoatl” by John Hubert Cornyn · (pm)
Song to the Wind God, Translated from the Aztec epic “Song of Quetzalcoatl” by [uncredited] · (pm)
Song: To the Winds by Sidney A. Alexander · (pm)
A Song to the World by Elizabeth N. Barr · (pm)
A Song to Up the Hill House in Sinshan by Ursula K. Le Guin · (pm)
Song Tournament: New Style by Louis Untermeyer · (pm)
Song to Venus by Thomas M. Disch · (pm)
Song to Venus II by Thomas M. Disch · (pm)
A Song (“To Youth the day”) by Belle W. Cooke · (pm)
A Song Transmuted by Sarah Pinsker · (ss)
The Song Triumphant by Anzia Yezierska · (ss)
A Song (“Twas not when earthly flowers were springing… ”) by Fanny Bell · (pm)
Song Unchanging by Pauline Booker · (pm)
Song Unchanging by Berniece Bunn Christman · (pm)
Song Under a Winter Moon by Monica Heilbronn · (pm)
Song: Under the Apple-Trees by Margaret Meert · (pm)
Song (“Under the willow shady…”) by Theo van Beek · (pm)
The Song Unmade by Grace Hazard Conkling · (pm)
Song Unreleased by Herman Montagu Donner · (pm)
The Song Unsung by Theo van Beek · (pm)
A Song Upon Silvia by Robert Herrick · (pm)
Song (“Upon thy dear bosom reposing… ”) by Edward A. Darby · (pm)
A Song Used in Chumo When Damming a Creek or Diverting Water to a Holding Tank for Irrigation by Ursula K. Le Guin · (pm)
Song (“Vagrant from the realms of rose”) by Clark Ashton Smith · (pm)
Song & Verse by Various · (pm)
Song Visions by Bernard Upton · (pm)
Songwalking the Hunter’s Road by Charles de Lint · (nv)
A Song Was Born… by [uncredited] · (ms)
Song (“Was ever a year like this for roses?”) by James Henry MacLafferty · (pm)
The Songweaver by Andrew LiVecchi · (nv)
Song (“We break the glass, whose sacred wine… ”) by Edward Coate Pinckney · (pm)
Song (“We have been lovers now, my dear…”) by Alice Cary · (pm)
Song (“We have been lovers now, my dear…”) by [uncredited] · (pm)
Song (“We have drifted apart from each other…”) by Deborah Pidsley · (pm)
A Song Well Sung by Robert Greenberger · (nv)
Song (“We sail toward evening’s lonely star…”) by Celia Thaxter · (pm)
Song (“What good gift can I bring thee, O thou dearest!…”) by Celia Thaxter · (pm)
Song (“What of snow and sleet and rain”) by William Struthers · (pm)
A Song (“What stirred between us in the twilight air!”) by Arthur E. Lloyd Maunsell · (pm)
Song (“When Autumn reddened all the woods”) by Mabel Garland · (pm)
Song (“When, by disease prostrated, low…”) by R. G. Johnston · (pm)
Song (“When dusk caresses all our heads…”) by Frederic Prokosch · (pm)
Song (“When I was a young man I thought as men do… ”) by W. Wilson · (pm)
Song (“When I was growing seventeen”) by Mabel Ferrett · (pm)
Song (“When our lips no longer cling”) by G. Laurence Groom · (pm)
Song (“When roses blow, and sweet the wind”) by Agnes Grozier Herbertson · (pm)
Song (“When summer flowers are blowing”) by Herbert Porter · (pm)
Song (“When Summer times were blythe and sweet…”) by Edward Pollock · (pm)
Song (“When the wild rose, with blushes crowned…”) by H. M. Smith · (pm)
Song (“Where eagle calls to waterfalls…”) by Israel Davis · (pm)
The Song Which Has No Heart by Eva Hauser · (ss)
The Song Which Has No Heart by Cyril Simsa · (ss)
A Song Which Rang Through Tara’s Halls (“Like as the damask rose you see…”) by [uncredited] · (sg)
A Song While Loving by Charles Hanson Towne · (pm)
Song (“Who carries coin and crown…”) by Robert Horan · (pm)
Song (“Who has robb’d the ocean cave… ”) by John Shaw · (pm)
A Song (“Why should I grieve because you are not true…?”) by Kathleen Conyngham Greene · (pm)
Song (“Why Stay You Away Love?”) by Emma Q. Kelty · (pm)
A Song (“Wild Roses Hidden in the Hedge”)F by Ronald Campbell Macfie · (pm)
A Song Will Rise by Roland J. Green · (nv)
A Song Will Rise by Frieda A. Murray · (nv)
Song (“Will you go, my bonnie lassie… ”) by Frederic Cooper · (pm)
The Song-Wind by Maurice Thompson · (pm)
Song Wish by Mary Morsell · (pm)
A Song with a Discord by Arthur Colton · (pm)
A Song, with a Moral by Bryan Waller Procter · (pm)
A Song (With an Offering of Lilies of the Valley and Roses) by William H. Garrison · (pm)
A Song with Discord by Arthur Colton · (pm)
Song (“Within the chambers of her breast…”) by Bryan Waller Procter · (pm)
Song (“Within the dungeon of my life…”) by Anna Bache · (pm)
The Song Within the Shadow by Alice E. Darling · (pm)
A Song Without by Berton Braley · (pm)
Song Without a Guitar by Willard Johnson · (pm)
A Song Without a Voice by Brad Preslar · (ss)
Song Without Meter by Joseph Halperin · (??)
A Song Without Music by Herbert Farjeon · (pm)
Song Without Music by Baron Ireland · (pm)
Song Without Music by Nate Salsbury · (pm)
A Song Without Music by Wayne Whipple · (pm)
Song Without Sound by Batya Swift Yasgur · (ss)
A Song Without Words by M. E. B. · (pm)
A Song Without Words by Frank Barrett · (ss)
Song Without Words by Pauline Booker · (pm)
The Song Without Words by Arthur F. J. Crandall · (pm)
A Song Without Words by Frank B. Davis · (ss)
Song Without Words by Ernest Dowson · (pm)
Song Without Words by David Gordon · (pm)
A Song Without Words by Félix Martí-Ibáñez · (nv)
Song Without Words by Wilton E. Matthews · (pm)
Song Without Words by Frank O’Connor · (ss)
Song Without Words by Seabury Quinn · (nv)
The Song without Words by A. L. S. · (pm)
The Song without Words by Arthur L. Salmon · (pm)
A Song Without Words by Benedetto Palmieri · (sg)
A Song Without Words by Benedetto Palmieri · (sg)
A Song with Santa Claus by Patrick Campbell · (ar)
Song (With Silver Lining) of an Addict of the Ads by Ethel Jacobson · (pm)
Song (“With thee, the hours are golden sands…”) by Maude Meredith · (pm)
Song (“With thee, the hours are golden sands…”) by Genie M. Smith · (pm)
Songwood by Marc Laidlaw · (ss)
A Song-Wraith by Charlotte Elizabeth Wells · (pm)
The Songwriter by Jesse Sublett · (ss)
Song Writers by Henry R. Cohen · (ar)
Song-Writers by Thomas Irwin · (ar)
Song-Writers by Doctor Pentagram · (ar)
The Songwriter’s Den by C. S. Millspaugh · (cl)
The Song-Writers of America by Charles J. Peterson · (ar)
Songwriter to the Stars by Tamara Vining · (ss)
Song-Writing Is a Duet by Lawrence Earl · (ar)
Song Written for an Indian Air by Percy Bysshe Shelley · (pm)
Song Xiuyun by Emily Jin · (nv)
Song Xiuyun by A. Que · (nv)
Song XVIII cent by Lilian Middleton · (pm)
Song (“Ye haughty roses at your height”) by R. P. Fenn · (pm)
Song (“‘You are the first,’ I say…”) by E. A. Muir · (pm)
Song (“You cannot come to me”) by Anna Morrison Reed · (pm)
Song (“You have hair that in softness… ”) by Sanda Enos · (pm)
Song (“Young Sir Knight on his raven steed…”) by J. A. Maybie · (pm)
Song (“Your breast is a pure, pale lily”) by Theo van Beek · (pm)
A Song (“Your eyes are watching me in all I do…”) by Kathleen Conyngham Greene · (pm)
Song (“Your loves have been many…”) by Julia C. R. Dorr · (pm)
Song, Youth, and Sorrow (A Fragment) by William Cranston Lawton · (pm)
Song (“Youth was a silver sword…”) by Margaret Widdemer · (pm)
A Song You’ve Heard by Price Day · (ss)
Song (“You weep for kisses that have flown…”) by Rosina Hübley Emmet · (pm)
The Son He’d Never Met by Edward Shenton · (ss)
The Son, He Must Not Know by Michael Brodsky · (ss)
Sonia by Eugene Durig · (pi)
Sonia by Frank Harris · (nv)
Sonia by Dan Jacobson · (ss)
Sonia by Sidney Pickering · (ss)
Sonia by Maurice Renard · (ss)
Sonia by Jean Schopper · (ss)
Sonia by Oscar Wilson · (il)
Sonia Comes Back a Woman by Berthe Knatvold Mellett · (ss)
Sonia Krellovna by Clarence Herbert New · (ss)
Sonia Married by Stephen McKenna · (sl)
Sonia of the Secret Service by Frederic Van Rensselaer Dey · (nv)
Sonia of the Secret Service by Varick Vanardy · (nv)
Sonia’s Clock Strikes Twelve by George Weston · (ss)
Sonia’s Englishman by Albert Kinross · (ss)
Sonia’s Hands by Helen Ward Bromfield · (ss)
Sonia’s High Finance by Hector Alliot · (ss)
Sonia’s High Finance by Anne Partlan · (ss)
Sonia’s Secret by E. M. R. Burgess · (ss)
Sonia’s Skating Schooldays by Denise Cowan · (n.)
Sonia’s Skating Schooldays by E. George Cowan · (n.)
Sonia’s Soul by Gabriel de Lautrec · (ss)
Sonia’s Soul by Brian M. Stableford · (ss)
Sonia’s Sporting Return by P. E. Pavey · (ss)
Sonia the Siren by Donald Maule · (ss)
Sonic Attack by Michael Moorcock · (pm)
Sonic Boom by John Updike · (pm)
The Sonic Boomer by William Brittain · (ss)
Sonic Booms by D. M. Krigsman · (vi)
Sonic Curiosity by Matt Howarth · (cs)
Sonic Days Before Shadow Damsel (Samhain) by Jonathan Thomas · (ss)
Sonic Estate by Henry Gee · (vi)
So Nice to Come Home To by Helen Ahern · (ss)
So Nice to Come Home To by Lance Delaney · (ss)
So Nice to Have Around by Donald Bayne Hobart · (ss)
So Nice to Remember! by Kermit Shelby · (ss)
So Nice to See You by William R. Soldan · (ss)
The Sonic Flowerfall of Primes by Andrew Joron · (pm)
Sonic Holography by [uncredited] · (ar)
Sonics by Jeanpaul Ferro · (pm)
The Sonic Sculptor by David Pringle · (iv)
Son in August by Catherine Barnett · (pm)
Son-in-Law by Edwin Dial Torgerson · (ss)
The Son-in-Law Cometh by Jack Iams · (ss)
A Son-in-Law for Charlie McReady by Harlan Ware · (ss)
The Son-in-Law from Hell by LindaAnn LoSchiavo · (pm)
Son-in-law Wanted by Sibyl Freeman Clark · (ss)
A Son-in-Law with Sand by Frederick R. Bechdolt · (ss)
A Son in Shadow by Fred D’Aguiar · (ss)
A Son in Shadow by John B. Rosenman · (ss)
Son in the Afternoon by John A. Williams · (ss)
A Son Is Born by Ruth Power-O’Malley · (ss)
A Son Is Born by A. E. van Vogt · (ss)
Sonja Henie’s One Big Worry by [uncredited] · (ar)
Sonja McDaniel by Carl Wachter · (pi)
Sonja, Sex, and the Armour Bra by Bryn Hammond · (ar)
Son John by J. J. Bell · (ss)
Sonjo Persson Leaves Stockholm by [uncredited] · (ms)
Son Love by William Gilmore Beymer · (ss)
Son, Moon and Stars by Jennifer Johnston · (ss)
A Son Needs His Mother by Deb Merino · (ss)
Sonnenblumenkrieg by Stephen D. Rogers · (ss)
Sonnet by Maureen Allan · (pm)
Sonnet by C. A. Anstey · (pm)
Sonnet by Alfred Austin · (pm)
Sonnet by Landis Ayr · (pm)
Sonnet by Henry Baerlein · (pm)
Sonnet by Courtland Darke Baker · (pm)
Sonnet by John C. Bayliss · (pm)
Sonnet by David Boyd · (pm)
Sonnet by Margaret Brady · (pm)
Sonnet by Irving Brant · (pm)
A Sonnet by Helen A. Bremner · (pm)
Sonnet by Frances M. Brown · (??)
Sonnet by Elizabeth Barrett Browning · (pm)
Sonnet by Lucy C. Bull · (??)
Sonnet by David W. M. Burn · (??)
Sonnet by Adrian Bury · (pm)
Sonnet by C. C. · (pm)
Sonnet by P. Calver · (pm)
Sonnet by Louise Gebhard Cann · (pm)
Sonnet by Elizabeth Carpenter · (pm)
Sonnet by Alice Myers Casey · (pm)
Sonnet by Guido Cavalcanti · (pm)
Sonnet by Eleanor Alletta Chaffee · (pm)
Sonnet by Celia Cheesman · (pm)
A Sonnet by Winston S. Churchill · (pm)
Sonnet by Bert Cooksley · (pm)
A Sonnet by Madeline Corry · (pm)
A Sonnet by David Cory · (pm)
Sonnet by David Cory · (pm)
Sonnet by Zora Cross · (pm)
Sonnet by T. S. Cunningham · (pm)
Sonnet by Dante Alighieri · (pm)
Sonnet by Elizabeth Daryush · (pm)
Sonnet by John Dawkins · (ss)
Sonnet by Calderon de la Barca · (pm)
Sonnet by Salomón de la Selva · (pm)
Sonnet by Floyd Dell · (pm)
Sonnet by Lorna De’Lucchi · (pm)
Sonnet by Esther Dette · (pm)
Sonnet by Aubrey Thomas de Vere · (pm)
Sonnet by Peter Dickinson · (pm)
Sonnet by Alfred Douglas · (pm)
Sonnet by Hope Douglas · (pm)
Sonnet by Anna Harriet Drury · (pm)
Sonnet by E. E. · (pm)
Sonnet by D. E. Edgley · (pm)
Sonnet by Rosina Hübley Emmet · (pm)
Sonnet by Louis Evans · (pm)
Sonnet by Margiad Evans · (pm)
Sonnet by Morgan Evans · (pm)
Sonnet by Austin Faricy · (pm)
Sonnet by James Feibleman · (pm)
Sonnet by O. F. Fleck · (pm)
Sonnet by Neil Gaiman · (pm)
Sonnet by Edwin A. Gilliam · (pm)
Sonnet by Sara Goddard · (pm)
Sonnet by R. R. Greenwood · (pm)
Sonnet by Rufus W. Griswold · (pm)
Sonnet by A. M. H. · (pm)
Sonnet by E. H. · (pm)
Sonnet by E. M. H. · (pm)
Sonnet by J. C. Hall · (pm)
Sonnet by Lynn Harold Harris · (pm)
Sonnet by Daniel Whitehead Hicky · (pm)
A Sonnet by William K. Hill · (pm)
Sonnet by Sydney Hodges · (pm)
Sonnet by Icarus · (pm)
Sonnet by Julia Kavanagh · (pm)
Sonnet by Harry Kemp · (pm)
Sonnet by Walter P. Kennedy · (pm)
Sonnet by Stoddard King · (pm)
Sonnet by Charles Kingsley · (pm)
Sonnet by Philip Klass · (pm)
Sonnet by W. L. · (pm)
Sonnet by Nesta Lake · (pm)
Sonnet by C. E. L’Ami · (pm)
The Sonnet by William Trowbridge Larned · (pm)
Sonnet by William Cranston Lawton · (??)
Sonnet by D. F. Lewis · (pm)
Sonnet by L. Blackledge Lippmann · (pm)
Sonnet by George Cabot Lodge · (??)
Sonnet by Frank Belknap Long · (pm)
Sonnet by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow · (pm)
Sonnet by James Russell Lowell · (pm)
Sonnet by Christie Lund · (pm)
A Sonnet by M. G. McClelland · (pm)
Sonnet by H. B. Mallalieu · (pm)
Sonnet by Marya Mannes · (pm)
Sonnet by Marjorie Mason · (pm)
Sonnet by Novella Matveeva · (pm)
Sonnet by C. E. Meetkerke · (pm)
Un Sonnet by Henri Meilhac · (pm)
Sonnet by Percy Merriman · (pm)
A Sonnet by Edna St. Vincent Millay · (pm)
Sonnet by Edna St. Vincent Millay · (pm)
Sonnet by Lena Milman · (pm)
Sonnet by Flora Amy Morgan · (pm)
Sonnet by John Morrison · (pm)
Sonnet by David Morton · (pm)
Sonnet by John Lothrop Motley · (pm)
Sonnet by Wyndham Mulligan · (pm)
Sonnet by Alfred de Musset · (pm)
Sonnet by Mary F. Nearing · (pm)
A Sonnet by A. Newman · (pm)
Sonnet by Frances Nicholson · (pm)
The Sonnet by Isabel Ormiston · (pm)
Sonnet by Jacqueline Osherow · (pm)
Sonnet by Helen Ouston · (pm)
Sonnet by Humphreys Park · (pm)
Sonnet by Dorothy Parker · (pm)
Sonnet by J. Sutton Paterson · (pm)
A Sonnet by Austin Philips · (pm)
Sonnet by Rutheda L. Pretzell · (pm)
Sonnet by Emma Rhodes · (pm)
A Sonnet by Amélie Rives · (??)
Sonnet by Elisabeth Robbins · (pm)
A Sonnet by Hortense Roberta Roberts · (pm)
Sonnet by Adrian Romagno · (pm)
Sonnet by Dante Gabriel Rossetti · (pm)
Sonnet by Alexander Samalman · (pm)
Sonnet by John Sarr · (pm)
The Sonnet by Clinton Scollard · (pm)
Sonnet by Malcolm Sher · (pm)
Sonnet by Albert Sidney · (pm)
Sonnet by Philip Sidney · (pm)
Sonnet by Mario Speracio · (pm)
Sonnet by L. A. G. Strong · (pm)
Sonnet by William Struthers · (pm)
Sonnet by Rabindranath Tagore · (pm)
Sonnet by William Tenn · (pm)
Sonnet by Celia Thaxter · (??)
Sonnet by Tracy Thompson · (pm)
Sonnet by Augustus Tiberius · (pm)
Sonnet by Richard Chenevix Trench · (pm)
Sonnet by Harriet L. Trieloff · (pm)
Sonnet by C. V. · (pm)
Sonnet by William van Wyck · (ss)
A Sonnet by Charles Vivian · (pm)
Sonnet by Charles Vivian · (pm)
Sonnet by John Wain · (pm)
Sonnet by Fred G. Webb · (pm)
Sonnet by J. Roderick Webb · (pm)
Sonnet by Edward Noyes Westcott · (pm)
The Sonnet by Edith Wharton · (??)
Sonnet by Joseph Blanco White · (pm)
Sonnet by Esther Whitmarsh · (pm)
Sonnet by Richard Wilbur · (pm)
Sonnet by Lupton A. Wilkinson · (pm)
Sonnet by Peggy Eileen Williams · (pm)
Sonnet by Clarence Winchester · (pm)
Sonnet by Francis Lyman Windolph · (pm)
Sonnet by George Woodcock · (pm)
Sonnet by Horace Yerworth · (pm)
A Sonnet by [uncredited] · (pm)
Sonnet 104 (“To me, fair friend, you never can be old”) by William Shakespeare · (pm)
Sonnet 106: (“When in the chronicle of wasted time…”) by William Shakespeare · (pm)
Sonnet 116 by Melissa Yi · (pm)
Sonnet 116 by Melissa J. Yuan-Innes · (pm)
Sonnet 117—To the Nightingale by Petrarch · (pm)
Sonnet 117—To the Nightingale by [unknown] · (pm)
Sonnet 123 (“I’ vidi in terra angelici costumi”) by Petrarch · (pm)
Sonnet 128 (“O passi sparsi; o pensier vaghi e pronti”) by Petrarch · (pm)
Sonnet 129 (“Lieti fiori e felici”) by Petrarch · (pm)
Sonnet 134 (“Quando Amor i begli occhi a terra inclina”) by Petrarch · (pm)
Sonnet 13: A & C by Rissa Johnson · (pm)
Sonnet 155 by Thomas M. Disch · (pm)
Sonnet 191 (“Aura che quelle chiome”) by Petrarch · (pm)
Sonnet: 1949 by James Wade · (pm)
Sonnet 19: (“Devouring Time…”) by William Shakespeare · (pm)
Sonnet 20: From Nikola Tesla’s Clockwork Assistant to Thomas Edison’s Automaton by Ken Liu · (pm)
Sonnet 22 by Elizabeth Barrett Browning · (pm)
Sonnet 23 by John Milton · (pm)
Sonnet 251 (“Gli occhi di ch’io parlai”) by Petrarch · (pm)
Sonnet 253 (“Solcasi nel mio cor”) by Petrarch · (pm)
Sonnet 261 (“Levommi il mio pensiero”) by Petrarch · (pm)
Sonnet 29 by Ama Codjoe · (pm)
Sonnet 29 by William Shakespeare · (pm)
Sonnet 302 (“Gli angeli cletti”) by Petrarch · (pm)
Sonnet 309 (“Dicemi spesso il mio fidato speglio”) by Petrarch · (pm)
Sonnet 30: (“When to the sessions of sweet silent thought…”) by William Shakespeare · (pm)
Sonnet 60: (“Like as the waves make towards the pebbled shore…”) by William Shakespeare · (pm)
Sonnet 65,000,000 BC by Mary A. Turzillo · (pm)
Sonnet (Above the chaos…) by Ella Wheeler Wilcox · (pm)
Sonnet—A Cloud by Elizabeth J. Eames · (pm)
Sonnet (“Across the sky that is my mind…”) by Rupert Croft-Cooke · (pm)
Sonnet: A Flower Lesson by J. C. Bennett · (pm)
Sonnet: Against Entropy by John M. Ford · (pm)
Sonnet à Helène (“Sonnet to Helena”) by Pierre de Ronsard · (pm)
Sonnet à Helène (“Sonnet to Helena”) by George Allan England · (pm)
Sonnet (“Ah, some there be that build indeed for Time…” by A. B. Cooper · (pm)
Sonnet (“All day my sweet you were so close to me…”) by Albert Buhrer · (pm)
Sonnet: Allegory by R. A. Hodgson · (pm)
Sonnet: “All Men Are Free!” by William C. Simmons · (pm)
Sonnet (“All Nature ministers to Hope. The snow”) by Hartley Coleridge · (pm)
Sonnet (“A loveless bird warbled his roundelay…”) by Andrew Gibson · (pm)
Sonnet: A Lover to His Mistress’s Jewels by Stone Leigh · (pm)
Sonnet (“Amid the opulent fields, through mellowing days…”) by John Moran · (pm)
Sonnet (“And then at early morn I saw thee die!…”) by Helen M. Cooke · (pm)
Sonnet (“And then at early morn I saw thee die!…”) by Lottie Linwood · (pm)
Sonnet: A New Year’s Greeting by E. M. Alford · (pm)
Sonnet (“Anon I bade my love to come and dwell… ”) by Franz Rickaby · (pm)
Sonnet (“Anon I bade my love to come and dwell… ”) by [uncredited] · (pm)
Sonnet (“As a fond mother, nursing on her knee…”) by [uncredited] · (pm)
The Sonnet (“A sonnet? But the cradle for a thought”) by James Henry MacLafferty · (pm)
Sonnet (“As our good Lord, the gentle Nazarene”) by Horace Yerworth · (pm)
Sonnet (“As strong, as deep, as wide as is the sea…”) by Francis William Bourdillon · (pm)
Sonnet at Dusk by Laura M. Loudin · (pm)
Sonnet (“A tender paleness, stealing o’er her cheek… ”) by [uncredited] · (pm)
A Sonnet at the Age of 31—11 Feb 71 by Thomas M. Disch · (pm)
Sonnet: At the Villa Madeira by Gavin Ewart · (pm)
Sonnet (“Aye, as the moon at midnight in the sky…”) by Frederick T. Clark · (pm)
Sonnet: Beautiful in Death by [uncredited] · (pm)
Sonnet (“Believe me, I would love you if I could”) by C. S. Youd · (pm)
Sonnet (“But while this morbid fancy on my soul”) by Paul H. Hayes · (pm)
A Sonnet by Browning by Robert Browning · (??)
Sonnet (“Can true love go astray?”) by Andrew Gibson · (ss)
Sonnet CIV by William Shakespeare · (pm)
Sonnet Concerning Man’s Soul by Lena Milman · (pm)
Sonnet Crown for Third Officer Ripley by A. B. Robinson · (pm)
Sonnet: Cthulhu by Scott H. Urban · (pm)
Sonnet CXVI by William Shakespeare · (pm)
Sonnet d’Amour by Robert Wills · (pm)
Sonnet d’Antan by Bruce Robinson · (pm)
Sonnet (Dawn-Late Summer) by Lynn Riggs · (??)
Sonnet (“Day follows day; years perish; still mine eyes…”) by Paul Hamilton Hayne · (pm)
Sonnet (“Day merges into eventide”) by Richard Church · (pm)
Sonnet (“Dear, do not chide me that I hold you wise…”) by Dorothy Seager · (pm)
Sonnet (“Dear heart, how pleasant in the latter days…”) by E. H. Thorold · (pm)
Sonnet—Death by Thomas Hood · (pm)
Sonnet (“Death be not proud…”) by John Donne · (pm)
Sonnet (“Death to the poet came to give his spirit sight… ”) by George W. Rogers · (pm)
Sonnet (“Deep in the shadow of this lonely vale…”) by M. L. Matheson · (pm)
Sonnet (“Did you not say the larch tree…”) by Albert Buhrer · (pm)
Sonnet (“Dinner was ended when the warning came…”) by Ben Ray Redman · (pm)
The Sonneteer Gives up by Invita Minerva · (pm)
Sonneteer—Ogden Nash by [uncredited] · (ar)
Sonnet (“Empress with eyes”) by Clark Ashton Smith · (pm)
Sonnet (“Enamored architect of airy rhyme…”) by Thomas Bailey Aldrich · (pm)
Sonnet (“Enrobed was the earth in silvery white… ”) by Miss C. A. Payson · (pm)
Sonnet: Eve by Mary Farmer · (pm)
Sonnet (“Fain would I quaff the wondrous wine of sleep…”) by Paul Hamilton Hayne · (pm)
Sonnet (“Fain would I quaff the wondrous wine of sleep…”) by [uncredited] · (pm)
Sonnet (“Fantastic Sleep is busy with my eyes”) by Thomas Bailey Aldrich · (pm)
Sonnet: “Fear” by Tippi N. Blevins · (pm)
A Sonnet (“First time he kissed me…”) by Elizabeth Barrett Browning · (pm)
Sonnet for a Black Knight by Don Webb · (pm)
Sonnet for a Blue Breakfast by Elick Moll · (pm)
Sonnet for a Bride by Phil Stack · (pm)
Sonnet for a Cuckold by Geary Blankenship · (pm)
Sonnet for an Orc by Stuart Sharp · (pm)
Sonnet for an Undying Love by Mark Arvid White · (pm)
Sonnet for a Reluctant Suitor by Barbara Shook Hazen · (pm)
Sonnet for a Tango in the Twilight by Jorge Luís Borges · (pm)
Sonnet for a Tango in the Twilight by Stephen Kessler · (pm)
Sonnet for a Time of Change by Harry Kemp · (pm)
Sonnet for Birds by Nadine Tomlinson · (pm)
Sonnet for Christmas by Victor Starbuck · (pm)
Sonnet for Death by Pepita Crounse · (pm)
Sonnet for Easter by Margaret Emerson Bailey · (pm)
A Sonnet for Eve by Robert Pack · (pm)
Sonnet for Human Smugglers by Octavio Quintanilla · (pm)
A Sonnet for Insanity by Marion Pitman · (vi)
A Sonnet for Kate Pennifether by Marjorie Meeker · (pm)
Sonnet for Limited Version of Slippery and Other Stories by R. A. Lafferty · (pm)
Sonnet for My Daughter’s First Kiss by Doris Moore · (pm)
Sonnet for Myself by Mildred Plew Merryman · (pm)
A Sonnet for My Stepson Mark Upon the Occasion of His Fourteenth Birthday by Robert Lee Mahon · (pm)
A Sonnet for Peter Lovesey by Simon Brett · (pm)
A Sonnet for Seamen by Frank Belknap Long · (pm)
A Sonnet for Sunday Dinner in Space by Stephanie Andrea Allen · (pm)
Sonnet—for the 14th of February by Thomas Hood · (pm)
Sonnet for the Aglæcwif by Minal Hajratwala · (pm)
A Sonnet for the City by Anna Hempstead Branch · (pm)
Sonnet for the End of the World by C. A. Saunders · (pm)
A Sonnet for the Fearful by Aaron Marc Stein · (pm)
Sonnet for the Portuguese Man-o’-War by Jerry H. Jenkins · (pm)
Sonnet for the Psychoanalysts by Clark Ashton Smith · (pm)
A Sonnet for the Seeds of Time by John Brunner · (pm)
Sonnet for the Unbeliever by Paul Chuks · (pm)
Sonnet for the Vast Beyond by William J. Joel · (pm)
The Sonnet from Hell by Sue Burke · (pm)
Sonnet from Petrarch by Mary G. Wells · (pm)
Sonnet (From Quevedo) by [uncredited] · (pm)
A Sonnet from the Galleries, No. 666 by Katherine Kerestman · (pm)
A Sonnet from the Gym by Thomas M. Disch · (pm)
Sonnet from the Pen of a Mug by Will Ryan · (pm)
A Sonnet from the Portuguese by Elizabeth Barrett Browning · (pm)
Sonnet from the Portuguese by Arthur Guiterman · (pm)
Sonnet from the Portuguese by Mack Reynolds · (ar)
A Sonnet from the Portuguese (“How do I love thee?…”) by Elizabeth Barrett Browning · (pm)
Sonnet from the Vulcan: Omicron Ceti Three by Shirley Meech · (pm)
Sonnet—from Tieck by Daniel H. Howard · (pm)
Sonnet (“God mocks me with His summers and His springs”) by Georgia Wood Pangborn · (pm)
Sonnet (“Go forth with fearless heart! Be not dismayed…”) by Jane S. Weaver · (pm)
Sonnet (“Green suns and suns of garnet”) by Clark Ashton Smith · (pm)
Sonnet (“Happy is England!”) by John Keats · (pm)
Sonnet (“He must have felt an awful confidence…”) by James B. Gitlitz · (pm)
Sonnet (“Herewith I send you three pressed withered flowers”) by Thomas Bailey Aldrich · (pm)
Sonnet (“Her eyes were pools…”) by M. K. M. B. · (pm)
Sonnet: Hermetic by Scott H. Urban · (pm)
Sonnet: History by Selden Rodman · (pm)
Sonnet—Hope by Lucy Linden · (pm)
Sonnet—Horace Greeley by Georgiana Klingle Holmes · (pm)
Sonnet—Horace Greeley by George Klingle · (pm)
Sonnet (“How bravely Autumn ”) by Thomas Hood · (pm)
Sonnet (“How do I love thee?…”) by Elizabeth Barrett Browning · (pm)
Sonnet (“How long I sail’d, and never took a thought”) by Hartley Coleridge · (pm)
Sonnet (“How many bards gild the lapses of time!”) by John Keats · (pm)
Sonnet (“How many tender souls, of promise fair…”) by Horace Yerworth · (pm)
Sonnet (“How shall I sing of thee in fitting strains… ”) by Charles J. Peterson · (pm)
Sonnet (“How shall our hearts”) by Clark Ashton Smith · (pm)
Sonnet I by A. Walker Scott · (pm)
Sonnet (“I cast this sorrow from me, like a crown”) by Paul Hamilton Hayne · (pm)
Sonnet (“I come, as to my homestead, unto you”) by Wallace Nichols · (pm)
Sonnet (“I do not love thee for some perfect grace…”) by Vera Isabel Arlett · (pm)
Sonnet (“I do not love thee less! Ah! thou should’st know… ”) by Elizabeth J. Eames · (pm)
Sonnet (“If at this hour most suited to the call”) by Richard Church · (pm)
Sonnet (“I feel the shadows gather round my head… ”) by M. F. Tucker · (pm)
Sonnet (“If I could live without this need for you…”) by Phyllis Clark · (pm)
Sonnet (“If I could sing…”) by Maud K. F. Dyrenfurth · (pm)
Sonnet (“If I have sinn’d in act, I may repent”) by Hartley Coleridge · (pm)
Sonnet (“If there should be no music on my way”) by Anthony J. Webb · (pm)
Sonnet (“If thou art false…”) by Henry Overy · (pm)
Sonnet (“If thou didst love me for imagined fame”) by Frances Allen Hillard · (pm)
Sonnet (“If you should die, to-morrow or to-day…”) by Helen May Talmadge · (pm)
Sonnet (“I gaze Upon her marble brow… ”) by A. A. P. · (pm)
Sonnet (“I Have seen roses like the stars redress…”) by Albert Buhrer · (pm)
Sonnet III: To Aphelonia by Jeffrey Bullock · (pm)
Sonnet (“I know not if the world would call thee fair”) by G. William Ollett · (pm)
Sonnet (“I loved thee once, when every thought of mine”) by Hartley Coleridge · (pm)
A Sonnet Impression by Kathleen Norris · (pm)
A Sonnet Impression of Colleen Moore by Margaret E. Sangster · (pm)
A Sonnet Impression of Corinne Griffith by Margaret E. Sangster · (pm)
A Sonnet Impression of Lillian Gish by Margaret E. Sangster · (pm)
Sonnet Impressions by Margaret E. Sangster · (pm)
Sonnet Impressions by Margaret E. Sangster · (pm)
Sonnet in Africa by Henry Newell · (pm)
Sonnet in Answer to a Question by Edna St. Vincent Millay · (pm)
Sonnetina: Spring Song by Arthur Hobart Nethercot · (pm)
Sonnet in Defense of Spring Poets by Lupton A. Wilkinson · (pm)
The Sonnet in English Poetry by Richard Henry Stoddard · (ar)
Sonnet in Free Rhythm by Stephen Dunn · (pm)
Sonnet in June by Margaret Elizabeth Rhodes · (pm)
Sonnet (“In riftless gloom when earth lies shivering cold…”) by C. R. W. · (pm)
Sonnet (“In scarlet clusters o’er the gray stone-wall”) by Thomas Bailey Aldrich · (pm)
A Sonnet in Season by Edward W. Barnard · (pm)
Sonnet (“In the great city we are met again”) by Hartley Coleridge · (pm)
A Sonnet in Vowels by Felix Carmen · (pm)
A Sonnet in Vowels by Frank Dempster Sherman · (pm)
Sonnet (“I saw a garden-bed on which there grew”) by Maurice Thompson · (pm)
Sonnet (“I saw pale Dian”) by Thomas Hood · (pm)
Sonnet (“I saw the swollen sun step out in red”) by Aroldus Quercus · (pm)
Sonnet (“I sit, to-night, before my fire alone…”) by James Dawson · (pm)
Sonnet (“Is love a fancy, or a feeling? No”) by Hartley Coleridge · (pm)
Sonnet (“I stood and leaned upon a balustrade…”) by F. S. · (pm)
Sonnet (“I stood and leaned upon a balustrade…”) by Frank Sewall · (pm)
Sonnet (“I thank my God because my hairs are grey!”) by Hartley Coleridge · (pm)
Sonnet (“I think your face was once a lovely song…”) by P. F. C. · (pm)
Sonnet (“I thought once how Theocritus had sung”) by Elizabeth Barrett Browning · (pm)
Sonnet (“It is not to be thought of that the flood…”) by William Wordsworth · (pm)
Sonnet (“It must be so,—my infant love must find”) by Hartley Coleridge · (pm)
Sonnet IV: The Cat in the Dutch Cap Comes Back by Marni Scofidio Griffin · (pm)
Sonnet IV: The Cat in the Dutch Cap Comes Back by M. R. Scofidio · (pm)
Sonnet (“I walked a league along beside the sea…”) by Ada Louise Martin · (pm)
Sonnet (“I walked among the solemn woods today”) by Paul H. Hayes · (pm)
Sonnet (“I well believe a tenderer-hearted thing…”) by Sanda Enos · (pm)
Sonnet (“I will carry you away sometime…”) by Richard Squire · (pm)
Sonnet IX: Night Crossing by Jeffrey Bullock · (pm)
Sonnet (“Just as the sun can fill a Winter’s day…”) by Wilfred Gavin · (pm)
Sonnet (“Just for a little while I dreamed of love…”) by Audrey Martineau · (pm)
Sonnet (“Keen, fitful gusts”) by John Keats · (pm)
A Sonnet (“Last night, beloved, by uncharted ways…”) by Winston Churchill · (pm)
Sonnet: Lethe by Morley Roberts · (pm)
Sonnet (“Let me not to the marriage of true minds”) by William Shakespeare · (pm)
Sonnet (“Let the pure garments of the cool grey eye… ”_ by E. F. Haworth · (pm)
Sonnet: Life by [uncredited] · (pm)
Sonnet (“Life were thy pains as one the pains of hell”) by Edna St. Vincent Millay · (pm)
Sonnet (“Like to a locust horde, devouring years”) by J. M. Krause · (pm)
Sonnet (“Long time a child, and still a child, when years”) by Hartley Coleridge · (pm)
Sonnet (“Love, dearest Lady”) by Thomas Hood · (pm)
Sonnet (“Love is a fitful fever of the mind”) by Joan Wilkinson · (pm)
A Sonnet (“Love is all rot!”) by Douglas Carswell · (pm)
Sonnet (“Love is but folly,—since the wisest love”) by Hartley Coleridge · (pm)
Sonnet (“Lo! what a change our gladdened eyes behold!”) by Sam Wood · (pm)
A Sonnet Lumière by Hal Duncan · (pm)
Sonnet LXI by Michael Drayton · (pm)
Sonnet: LXX by Charlotte Smith · (pm)
Sonnet Macabre by Theodore Wratislaw · (pm)
Sonnet MCMLIX—First Contact by Jessica J. Frasca · (pm)
Sonnet (“Mid dark reality of present life…”) by Addison F. Browne · (pm)
Sonnet (“My heart is light, oh, very light…”) by I. S. · (pm)
Sonnet (“My heart is light, oh, very light…”) by Irene Stiles · (pm)
Sonnet (“My heart is sick with longing”) by Thomas Hood · (pm)
Sonnet (“My Love a dreaming sat one Summer day…”) by Luther Granger Riggs · (pm)
A Sonnet (“My Love and I for kisses played”) by William Strode · (pm)
Sonnet (“My path was through a languid, flowery place”) by Georgia Wood Pangborn · (pm)
Sonnet (“Mystic and beautiful the tender light… ”) by Hattie H. Child · (pm)
Sonnet: My Thought by R. H. Sherard · (pm)
Sonnet (“Nay, ask me not how long my love will last…”) by C. E. D. Phelps · (pm)
Sonnet (“No cloud is on the heavens, and on the sea”) by George Sterling · (pm)
Sonnet (Not from the Portuguese) (“What though we felt the fleeting moments glide…”) by W. H. Mason · (pm)
Sonnet (“Now all her sons were gone, she went at night”) by Herbert Corby · (pm)
Sonnet (“Now if Euterpe held me not in scorn”) by Thomas Bailey Aldrich · (pm)
Sonnet (“Now that the west is washed of clouds and clear…”) by Edna St. Vincent Millay · (pm)
Sonnet Number 18.1 by Will Ryan · (pm)
Sonnet of a Shoemaker by E. Leslie Spaulding · (pm)
Sonnet of a Siren’s Sorrows by Lancelot Schaubert · (pm)
The Sonnet of a Supplicant by Alyse L. Hunt · (pm)
Sonnet of Death by Edith Hurley · (pm)
A Sonnet of Good Cheer by Robert E. Howard · (pm)
A Sonnet of Perilla by Robert Herrick · (pm)
Sonnet of Place by George Scarborough · (pm)
A Sonnet of Sorrow by Alan Meyrowitz · (pm)
A Sonnet of Summer by John Stuart Thomson · (pm)
Sonnet of the Big Bang by Mark J. Mitchell · (pp)
Sonnet of the Dark by Susan Heyboer O’Keefe · (pm)
A Sonnet of the Day by Frank L. Stanton · (pm)
Sonnet of the Frail Fallacies by Royall Snow · (pm)
A Sonnet of the Huckster Age by Marilyn Andreas · (pm)
Sonnet of the Instruments of Death by David Park Barnitz · (pm)
Sonnet of the Unsleeping Dead by Anthony Boucher · (pm)
Sonnet of the Unsleeping Dead by Parker White · (pm)
Sonnet of the Unsleeping Dead by William A. P. White · (pm)
A Sonnet of Work by Katharine Warren · (??)
A Sonnet (“Oh, beauty, glory, gladness, passed away!…”) by D. P. Starkey · (pm)
Sonnet (“Oh! early lov’d and lost! I see thee still…”) by Elizabeth J. Eames · (pm)
Sonnet (“Oh, Love! Thou art not what thou seem’st to be…”) by Francis Reynolds · (pm)
Sonnet (“Oh, my beloved, have you thought of this”) by Edna St. Vincent Millay · (pm)
Sonnet (“Oh! that I could achieve me such a name…”) by R. G. Johnston · (pm)
Sonnet (“Oh! weary not of suffering sent from heaven…”) by Mary L. Lawson · (pm)
Sonnetoid by Eva · (pm)
Sonnet on a Dream by Paul Freehafer · (pm)
Sonnet. On a Picture of Venice by R. K. Munkittrick · (pm)
Sonnet on a Statue by W. G. Simpson · (pm)
Sonnet on a Youth Who Died of Excessive Fruit-Pie by [uncredited] · (pm)
Sonnet (“Once I was young, and fancy was my all”) by Hartley Coleridge · (pm)
Sonnet on Chillon by Lord George Gordon Byron · (pm)
Sonnet One Billion and One by Cyril Simsa · (pm)
Sonnet (“On fire for beauty, with sure hands and eyes”) by Ben Ray Redman · (pm)
Sonnet on First Learning the Definitive Role of Neurotransmitters in the Determination of Human Emotions by Eliot Fintushel · (pm)
Sonnet on My Lady’s Birthday by Rebe Mills · (pm)
Sonnet on My Lady’s Marriage by Rebe Mills · (pm)
Sonnet on Myself by H. P. Lovecraft · (pm)
Sonnet on Myself by Lewis Theobald, Jr. · (pm)
Sonnet (“O noble maid! When daylight sinks to sleep…”) by W. Laird Clowes · (pm)
Sonnet on Receiving a Gift by Thomas Hood · (pm)
Sonnet on the Cornish Giant by Garry D. Kilworth · (pm)
Sonnet on the Death of Wordsworth by H. M. R. · (pm)
Sonnet on the Sixtieth Year of Queen Victoria’s Happy Reign by G. J. C.-B. · (pm)
A Sonnet on the Sonnet by Inigo R. De R. Deane · (pm)
A Sonnet on the Sonnet by Edith Matilda Thomas · (pm)
Sonnet on Winter by H. M. S. · (pm)
Sonnet on Winter by H. M. Smith · (pm)
Sonnet (“O Solitude!”) by John Keats · (pm)
A Sonnet (“O wide, eternal, depth-unmeasured sea”) by Edith M. Church · (pm)
Sonnet (“Perfect as Pallas from Jove’s brain art thou… ”) by Wm. L. Shoemaker · (pm)
Sonnet (“Plans that first please fall often to the dust”) by [uncredited] · (pm)
Sonnet (“Pleasant it is to lie amid the grass”) by Thomas Bailey Aldrich · (pm)
Sonnet (“Pressed by the burden of a nameless woe…”) by William Huber, Jr. · (pm)
Sonnet (“Rather, my people, let thy youths parade…”) by George Henry Boker · (pm)
Sonnet (“Rather, my people, let thy youths parade…”) by [uncredited] · (pm)
Sonnet (“Reform the world’s bad usages and ways…”) by R. G. Johnston · (pm)
Sonnet (“Remember all past lovers who have said”) by Kenneth Hopkins · (pm)
Sonnet (“Rousseau—Voltaire—our Gibbon—and de Staël—”) by Lord George Gordon Byron · (pm)
Sonnets by Conrad Aiken · (??)
Sonnets by Thomas Bailey Aldrich · (gp)
Sonnets by Ann Batchelder · (pm)
Sonnets by William Rose Benét · (gp)
Sonnets by Park Benjamin, Sr. · (gp)
Sonnets by Tony Connor · (pm)
Sonnets by Tandori Dezso · (pm)
Sonnets by Frank L. Fifield · (gp)
Sonnets by Richard Watson Gilder · (gp)
Sonnets by Susan Howe · (pm)
Sonnets by Helene Magaret · (gp)
Sonnets by John Masefield · (gp)

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